The knocker is an antique and a special housewarming present from my family. It's a good match for the photo at the bottom that I took in Spain. I love my new, old door knocker!
Katie




Kyle came up for a visit from Florida and we went berry picking at Graveyard fields. It was the perfect day for it and we had a beautiful drive on the parkway once we got past the fog. Kyle was the first guest to stay in the guest room of my new house. I have more chronicles to come so stay tuned.
Katie
I finally bought a house, for real this time. I just started moving today and it is only now that I realized how much crap I truly have. Moving was an all day event that took three strong, burly man friends to accomplish. I’ve attached some pictures of my house before I started moving stuff in. It’s a brand new construction, two stories, three bedrooms, one and half baths on a little lot that is right next to the train tracks. Literally, the train is a neighbor of mine. I’m sure in a week I’ll know all the regular conductors. Well, I’m about to go sleep here for the first time! I’ll send more pictures once I get everything moved in. A big thanks to my brawny men, Todd, Jim, and Dave for helping me move.




The Asheville Brewing Company is one of my favorite places to go in town. You can see a movie on the big screen for three bucks, eat pizza, and drink beer...all at the same time. So I was on their website to see what movie was playing when I noticed a sign up for a live dating game they were going to start doing once a month. I signed up and then promptly forgot about it until I got a phone call one day.I ended up playing in the game show and the dude who was asking questions picked me! We just went out on our "date" tonight and it was great. The guy's name is Tim and he's so cute. I can't wait to spend more of the prizes we won.
Katie

Dave and I frequently find ourselves running all over Western North Carolina collecting footage for promotions. On this particular day we ended un in Brevard, NC and I took my still camera along. The town is really cute, except for the lifesized toy soldiers outside one store, they were creepy.


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Paul stopped by for a visit on his motorcycling road trip. We had tried once before to get to Mt. Mitchell last time he visited and like the last time we met with defeat. Before the road was washed out, this time it was too foggy and rainy to see anything when we finally got close. We beat the rain down the mountain and I still managed to snap a few pictures. Paul also helped me haul another load of bricks. Beware, if you come for a visit, I might put you to work doing manual labor :)
Mom and I just finished salvaging a gazillion bricks this weekend. There was an old brick house in Asheville that’s been torn down and is going to be replaced with new green condos. Part of making the whole project green is in recycling all the construction waste from tearing down the old house. They’ve had scrap metal people come in and take the metal recycling and they’ve opened the loose bricks to the public to take. When mom read about it in the paper, she got me out of bed and we hightailed it down there with the van and started loading up. We were amazed that there was only one other person there when we arrived.


My travel photography has found its way into Green Sage coffee shop in downtown Asheville. So if you’re in the area stop by and have a look. It will be up until July where it will be moved again into the Lobster Trap restaurant.


